Woman transforms her boring kitchen into a bold and modern space for just £70 using nothing but paint
A THRIFTY DIY enthusiast has shown off her impressive kitchen makeover which she completed for a tiny £70.
Taking a paintbrush to her cupboards, she turned her ordinary kitchen into a bold and modern space featuring stunning shades of soft pink and emerald green.
She shared snaps of her transformation in the DIY On A Budget UK where she revealed her creative approach which saw her blend various shades of paint to create her desired hue.
She wrote: "Paint on cupboards is Craig and rose Zeitgeist which is the dark and the pink is a mix from B&Q similar to Farrow and Ball, Sulking Room, all in eggshell. Used primer on the cupboards before.
She added that the green paint on the walls is a mixture of different shades she had and mixed dark green with black.
Mixing shades of paint at home might be a gamble for some, but her fearless approach paid off because the result is incredible.
She even revealed that she'd used stick back plastic for the bench tops, rather than spending a fortune on solid timber - and you couldn't even tell.
The emerald tones complemented the timber work tops and floors, while the rose pink accents pared perfectly with the rest.
The stylish design won over members of the group with over 2k complementing the stunning space.
"You would think a light colour on the walls would be best, " one person observed, " but the dark walls are amazing."
Another agreed: "Looks fantastic, love the colours."
while a third fan wrote: "Utterly beautiful"
And a fourth person said: "I love how much character this has"
And we showed how a woman transformed her drab staircase with stylish wood panelling and the whole look only cost her £30.
Plus a woman created an amazing feature wall for a tenner using sticky back plastic and a mirror she made for £1.